The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-02

sSo oss's, absolutely FREQ from any faint Of
-. II viii tell you how that came about There
this COUNTY or poss al Sssster It.
Tie Of 1883, No Opportunity was 70 BE- neglected.
on this a nd othe Ps nsominaon Ss%ss
ne other .o ho side b sa%
was impending II some harmonious solution
81 these problems was not reached Otherwise
test ranged, under conflicting and antaeonistIc
banners banners NY name vas r presented et th 4;
' delegates na rated The action
Of that conference. Pulitzer calls that boss
There Is Something will speakpf not with
pent, have been officially associated with
hours s4n 1ss tosshe 9se
other. We know each other pretty well. I
Know that have his f But we are opposed
state my position to you. Now let us see how
aso the ors that he
would be a good Candidate FOR District Httor:
ney. No other man in the office was at that
said; Yes. he will make good candidate,
n a simply sa' me- sss
Esssssa h With % ps sdonDI br s sha
power and ipiaencs IN ths community mi this
allow his nomination. Pulitzer, knew that
was lehe coined It himself Inns The bSo snes
awaiting trial here but Knows that their de-
nunciati2n would be the proudest badge
but still It was declared that all OF the op-
T p9ssa TSS S Be bS PSle
The name OF another person being brought for
ward. that other person was opened upon with
insolent dictation ever attempted In this
sIyIliTsiion that nsxspsDsTs ere when hen
The question was. Shall tho people stlll have
Convention and nominating their candidates. ?
You are to answer, ! am the instrument In
private character as false In fact and construc-
ton. and referred, to the charge about the Hot
They say / got sick when CIeary was tried.
The decenter. fairer way to say this would be:
e Esn csal S wasn rd Sh
up, ' was Sick as the Secretary Of the Navy Is
case. my chief will tell you; The Judges will
@ @ have SoE 6o G have ss
fore my, term Of office expires.
II elected. viii try al cases as in the cold,
! ask no greater honor or more henefcent YER
dict than to have It said that have made az
II viii try the boodlers. and full well they
enSM s H a Well do sSne q sSo1
all hs vain take t ssids s1g
ants. and did we'll the work Of super
yispe and managing the p pre- sI'uat.
and 81 n did H. xe
indicates q lack OF balance, to say the least. to
a Nco not tho a h
no time could one Of the limbs Of this oreaniza.
the vitality and vigor q the rest. We worked to-
gether IN . community Of interests and pur,
l. the friends Of my opponent would concede
at least that there was some one else
IN the Court HouES When these were
nnsomiertabie position, They tell the people a
Of New York that there is no other man In the
what % cendonn the HS
would be in II Mr.: Sieoil should die! The
stss wSud be
Il should die. ! 5Ss!ieSe the trusts and
duties Of the office hold will be discharged
JUDI a6 Wci ,sOiuopouJ oiso' anu II ENlcoll
ME-. Nicol would II elected. do we'll in the office
think would do equally well. and am the
candidate Of the Democratic party. lCheers.l
Iclaim the support OF my party. Had MIR.
Nicoll received the nomination there Ia
not hall in the city that would not have
echoed my voice in advocating his election. II
he had been chosen. and had turned my back
and basely sought nomination at tho hands
Of my party's lifetime foes. would deem my
self unworthy to look my wife. my family. my
friends in the face" Long applause.l
MR.. FITZGERALD DOESN'T BOLT.
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald fol-
lowed ringing speech by Assemblyman Cantor
desire to speak on behalf OF Democratic
principles as opposed to individual ambitions
know that In this Harlem Democratic Club
whatever preferences may have preceded the
nomination. after 1t the coats go of and hearty
The reception you have given to my friend
indicates that when the votes are counted
some people will discover that the community
does not attach SO much Importance to their
opinions as they think. Why should not Col.
Fellows be elected by Democratic votes? As
to this capacity could testify, but can offer
words of more weight-the testimony OF the
Judges as to his success that Is almost unpre-
cedented. and the testimony Of the bar as
by such men as Mr.. Choate. The achieve
ments OF the District Attorneys office under
Mr.. MARITIME are to the glory OF the parties
that elected so true man. and from Mr.. Mar
tine down through all his assistants there Ia
not one, except the candidate on the other
ticket, who will not vote for Col. Fellows.